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Is there a relationship between an Archived Sales Order and a Sales Shipment [RESOLVED]
Toddy_Boy
Member Posts: 231
This is on Dynamics Nav 2013.
When re-printing a Shipment Note I need to get back to the Sales Order for some information. If the Sales Order is completely invoiced I need to get to the related Archived document. Is it possible to identify the correct Archived Sales Order?
When re-printing a Shipment Note I need to get back to the Sales Order for some information. If the Sales Order is completely invoiced I need to get to the related Archived document. Is it possible to identify the correct Archived Sales Order?
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neilgf
Member Posts: 148
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If you mean find the archives, yes you can use the SO reference number off the shipment. If you mean the correct archive version, select nearest archive date to shipment date.
Neil5
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If you mean find the archives, yes you can use the SO reference number off the shipment. If you mean the correct archive version, select nearest archive date to shipment date.
Neil